The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-11-25

8 is the best piece in town
IThey say" that Rising Sun, Co.
iora, Port Deposit and Elkton are
connected by telephone.
Ifyou want Morris river cove
oystcrs alive from the shell go TO
Hambleton's. he has barrels OF
them.
when some folks have something
to sell they tell the editor he can
mention the fact as an item to fill up
Sharp fellows them.
The Yerkes Brothe:s have had
their sausage mill in operation this
Aeek and are chopping up tons OF
sausage meat.
Hambleton will receive q fresh
supply today Of oysters in the she'll
equal to those which were so popular
at the Thanksgiving dinner.
Where oh where, Stephen J. is
that Salvation Army which was TO
Z invade the Sun? We have not heard
It's drums beat or it's trumpets blow.
Robes. Robes, Blankets, Blankets.
Where9z AT E. r. Bufington's.
A=reeular meeting of the Calvert
W,C.T. u, will be held on Saturday
Nov. 26, at the house OF William
Mcdowell.
Mr. SamI Ryan is digging a eel
lar on li,s lot on the corner OF Wal
NUT and East Cherry SITS. where he
proposes TO- build new dwelling
SO feet square.
Mr. Milligan, father Of Rev. J. r
MillieaR pastor of Rock and Zion Pres
byterian Churches, died at his home in
Pittsburg, Pa, last Saturday at an ad-
vsneed ago.
The Oxford Detective Association
will hold a directors meeting tomorrow
afternoon, and the annual meeting OF
the Society will be held on Dec. 3lst.
=. r. 8ufington's, Rising Sun, is the
place to buy Clothing and Boots for
men. bows and children as we'll as dress
goods, fannels and fancy dry goods.
Services in the NJ. E. Church, din
ing. on turkey and suspension of bus
iuess Is the record Of Thanksgiving IN
the Sun. The stores and places Of
public business were all closed.
& Rev. r. Lloyd Goldsborough has
purchased residence of Mr.. John
S. Rossell in Elkton and will return
10 that town and there make his
: home in future.
The Wing wants the editor of the
Democrat arrested and tried for on
archy. Now let US hear what the
Democrat wants done with the Wing
man.
Charles H. Smith one of the Elk
ton Democratic politicians has been
appointed postal clerk between
New York and Washington.
Fresh oysters every day at Kim
. belize ~
Another lot OF that Buekwheat which
became 50 popular in this neighborhood
Last fall, has arrived and can be had in
large or small quantities at E. r. Buff
sfRgton's.
WIN. G. Purnell another of Elk
tons politicians has been appointed
Secretary Of the Maryland Senate
by Gov. Lloyd.
s A new Good Templars Lodge was
organized in Oxford last week, UNI
der the name and title of Oxford
Lodge, No. 80.
! ALBERT Haines of Fulton Town
/ ship, Lancaster County. Pa. is build
ing large barn on his farm, double
decker, 60xS5 feet. Some how or
other farming must pay.
Hambleton's oysters made spe.
cial feature of the menu for Thanks.
giving, es is sl. 5,s
The Teachers Association will
meet on Saturday, December 3rd at
& i: 40 o. m. in the public school room
( &C Port Deposit. Rev. JAS. Conway
ia. booked for lecture at the next
meeting of the Association.
The Secretary of the Elkton Agri-
cultural Fair advertises for the re-
turn Of . number Of articles ''taken
I bya mistake" We thought Uncle
JShn had lived long enough to know
''msstake" when be sees it.
Elegant large, fresh oysters at bottom
\ prices, At KimbelPs.
e. A. Reynolds, having taken
charge Of che David Philips mill on
Stone Run notifies the public by ad
xestisement in to.day's JOURNAL